Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
STATE, COAST AND ELsEwaERE.

Blaine has returned to London,
from Ireland
Martinez expects to be lighted by
gas in the near future.
French Is now being taught in the
Santa Cruz High School.
The Bloomfield Good Templars are
going to build new hall. ,.
Jean Victor Duruy, the historian, is
dead. He was seventy SIX years ofage
A new town in San Jose Valley, the
northern part of San Luis Obispo
County, is called Cookville.
Edward Hanlan, once the champion
oarsman of the world, passed through
Reno last Wednesday, bound for Aus
tralia.
A steam dummy in line from Santa
Barbarba through Montecito to Ortega
Hill is one of the possibilities of the
near future.
There will be 10000 sacks of black
mustard, worth ~ cents pound, go
to waste in Santa Barbara County the
present season.
According to letter received at the
Capital Tuesday, Governor Bartlett's
health has improved much during the
last few days.
There will be about 100 children IN
the Indian school at the Pyramid
Reservation after the new two-story
$4,000 school.house is completed.
The Amador was put on the route
between Vallejo and Vallejo Junction,
Monday, and the Julia was taken to
Oakland to have her boilers realtered
to burn petroleum.
A project has been broached lately
in Texas to reorganize the Texas Ran
gers and place them as an escort on
all trains in Western Texas, as a pro
lection against train robbery.
The Governor has offered a reward
of $3.50 for the arrest and conviction
of the person or persons who, on or
about November 22d., 1880, murdered
Patrick CORN. IN Trinity County.
The Lompoc Record says: The ex-
tension of the Los Alamos railroed is
progressing satisfactorily. The twelve
miles to reach the Santa Ynez will be
completed before the rains set in,
Facts have been brought to ligh. at
London which have created great
sensation, and tend 10 exculpate the
Hebrew Lysskis, sentenced to death
next Monday for numbering q Jewess
in London.
Reno Is to have new onera-t. t.yuse
built and finished on the tnost i'm
proved plan. The building will be
5Ox100 feet in size, and the opera
house will have seating capacity of
| 1000 persons.
Very nearly 200 men are now work
ing at Napa junction on the Santa Ro.
sa and Carquinez line, and more are
being added TO the force daily. The
ground! has already been broken.
Three carloads of the new rails ar.
rived from the Santa Rosa section of
the line on Saturday last.
Commander Uilman, a retired off.
Ger of the Hungarian Army, is in New
York and claims that the Hayden
Government has signed a treaty with
him giving him full right and author.
ity to sell the Tortuga Islands, He
will offer them to the United States.
John W. Mackey has been made
q member Of the Legion of Honor by
the French Government and has re.
ceived his decorations, consisting OF a
red rosette and diamond cross The
honor was conferred upon Mr. Mackey
for distinguished services rendered the
people of France by landing The traps
Atlantic cable at Havre, and giving
that country direct telegraphic com
munication with New York.
The Idaho Recorder says; Abcu,
a week ago ]. E. Booth, the editor OF
Of the Recorder. hired the building SC
long occupied by Col, Shop, on the
! corner of Main and st. Charles streets
and leased the same for five years
Tons of gold dust had been weighed
out in the building, and as matter OF
course, much had been spilled. The
carpenters aud other men he had LETT
in charge had scraped the fioor-taker
| up the boards and collected three bar
rels of dirt, which upon being washed
Yielded tbs sum of al .106 04